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Love Through the Generations

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In the past, our members have been able to enjoy the

handmade Valentine’s Day cards that were delivered

to our center from a local elementary school.

However, this year was a little different and we are

bringing the cards to you! �

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In February, the senior center partnered with the

Northampton Township Park & Recreation preschool

to bring our members this beautiful collage of

Valentine’s Day cards created by the children. We

hope your day was filled with love and happiness! A

huge thank you to the Northampton Township Park

and Recreation’s preschoolers and their teachers. �

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About Our Cover

Spring makes us feel refreshed and energized. When it is cold and cloudy (throw in COVID�19), we may feel

a bit down and perhaps, defeatist. One of our members decided to focus on the positive and create a Gratitude

Board. �

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Our cover artist, Maria P, decided to take items she had, some she created and others that made her smile. She

placed them onto her Gratitude Board. Perhaps, a personal “lemons into lemonade” billboard.�

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One item on her Gratitude Board is the coloring square from our Jan/Feb newsletter. Maria decided to turn a

plain piece of paper into a bright colorful statement, Today I Choose Joy. �

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For information about how to make a Gratitude Board, please see page 7.�

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March�

4/15 Barbara Farrington�

4/16 Eleanor Geisheimer�

4/16 Joseph Dolinski�

4/16 Tuan Le�

4/16 Joseph Reifen�

4/17 Terry Green�

4/17 Fran Dougherty�

4/17 Joseph Zador�

4/18 Ann Lemmo�

4/18 Margaret McCusker�

4/18 Cheryl Pochik�

4/20 Bohdan Mykietiuch�

4/22 Eleanor Scott�

4/23 Ann Birchler�

4/23 Pat Fritz�

4/23 William Brenner�

4/23 Dino Cieri�

4/24 Dorothy Littell�

4/24 William Granville�

4/25 Donald Wilson�

4/27 Eva Lancellotti�

4/28 Susan Murphy�

4/28 Bernie Cullen�

4/28 Andy Long�

4/28 Bohdan Solonynka�

4/29 Helen Iverson�

4/30 Judith Rubin�

4/30 Margaret Tustin�

4/1 Francine Silverman�

4/1 Regina Storaska�

4/2 Nancy Lomas�

4/4 Rosemary Lawall�

4/4 Gary Boni�

4/4 Edward Rockel�

4/5 William Jennings�

4/6 Sieggy Koschewitz�

4/7 Rhea Feldman�

4/7 Fred Brimmer�

4/7 Joseph Klimek�

4/8 Dyanne Cullen�

4/8 Magdalene Klimek�

4/8 Betty Zelinsky�

4/9 Gloria Saxton�

4/10 JoAnn Amandeo�

4/10 Marty Lombardo�

4/10 Kaye Paletz�

4/11 Phyllis Ashcraft�

4/11 Heather Strauss�

4/11 Robert DiLoreto�

4/12 Joan Luff�

4/12 Louise Ruth�

4/12 James DeVita�

4/12 Gerard Wayburn�

4/14 Sandra Strenge�

4/14 Donald Donofry�

4/14 Charles Link�

4/14 Frederick Mallory�

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Mary Joann Maguire�

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We extend a special THANK YOU to �

the members who continue to support �

the James E. Kinney �

Senior Center with membership

renewals, lottery and various �

fundraising efforts. �

L O T T E R Y W I N N E R S

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December 22 � “BIG Lottery” Mystery Solved!�

We are pleased to announce the WINNERS of our DECEMBER

LOTTERY DRAWING: �

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$250 Winner:� Bonnie Emilius #064�

$100 Winners: Richard Weaver #098� Ellen Fischer #251 �

� � Ann Webster #048� Rose Ortiz�#353�

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Congratulations to all 2020 winners. �

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We can’t wait to (hopefully) see you at the start of “lottery season”

on June 8, 2021. �

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! Have a GREAT day!

April�

NEW MEMBER 2021-2022

3/16 Michael Blasco�

3/16 Robert Rose�

3/17 Kathleen Ganster�

3/17 Brigitte Koeberlein�

3/17 Loretta Tomasetti�

3/18 Marge Weiner�

3/18 Albert Panebianco�

3/19 Jane Braun�

3/19 Donna Young�

3/21 Pat Monahan�

3/21 Joan Sciarra�

3/22 Lynn McGrory�

3/22 Pablo Morales�

3/23 Diane Ball�

3/23 Peter Maksymowicz�

3/24 Nancy Lane�

3/24 Diane Solonynka�

3/25 Margaret Hartranft�

3/26 May Jansen�

3/26 Carol Wiener�

3/26 Charles Hellwarth�

3/26 Prabarkar Thatte�

3/27 Janet Chadrow�

3/27 Mary Farrell�

3/27 Kathleen Krajcer�

3/27 Terry Myer�

3/29 Joanne Davis�

3/29 Dolores Ingram�

3/29 Lucille Karalus�

3/31 Barbara Makas�

3/31 Eileen Pardys�

3/1� James Fitzgerald�

3/3� Thomas Bomentre�

3/4� Carole Bewley�

3/4� Doris Brown�

3/4� Edward Hengy�

3/4� Blair Rothermel�

3/6� Linda Caccavo�

3/6� Terry Freemark�

3/6� Joseph Bucci�

3/7� Michael Mulkeen�

3/7� Charles O'Neill�

3/8� Phyllis Gaskill�

3/8� Diana Luff�

3/8� Benjamin Nutkowitz�

3/9� Frances Arbogast�

3/9� Eunice Axilrod�

3/9� Rona Sarne�

3/9� Marcy Swartz�

3/9� Marcus Carr, JR.�

3/9� Joseph Silva�

3/10 Connie Gillis�

3/10 Janice Kotofsky�

3/10 Caroline Wilson�

3/12 Claire Duffy�

3/12 Jacqueline Piotrowicz�

3/12 Bernice Silverman�

3/13 Mary Lou Schweigert�

3/13 Marjorie Vogel�

3/14 Judith Ginther�

3/14 Salvatore Forgione�

3/15 Barbara Kilbane�

3/16 Janet Garrett�

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Did you know? Ther e

are two theories about

who put the first candle on

a birthday cake. Some

think it was in Ancient

Greece, smoke was

believed to carry prayers�

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to the heavens, like when

we make a wish before

blowing out our birthday

candles today.�

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Others believe it started in

1746 Germany. Count �

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Ludwig Von Zinzindorf

had an elaborate birthday

festival with a giant cake

adorned with candles:

“Holes were made in the

cake according to his age,

each hole had a candle

stuck into it, and one in

the middle.” �

� Mental Floss�

SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES

GOLF

It has been a long winter, so leave the “winter

blues” behind and join the James E. Kinney Senior

Center Golf League.�The official start of the 2021

season will be Friday, April 9

th

at 8:20 AM at the

Neshaminy Valley Golf Club.� �

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All Senior Center members are welcome to join the

league. If your game is not up to PAR (no pun

intended), don’t worry we are all out to have a

good time!� �

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For more information, please contact the Golf

League Coordinator, Jerry Royal, at 586�292�8858.�

AEROBICS (a note from Nancy)

I can’t believe it has been a year since

I have seen you! �I am still working on

new routines for our next video. �I

would love to get your input. ��

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Drop me an email on any suggestions

you may have. I need ideas for songs

you have heard and would like me to

use.��

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Also let me know if you want any

more or less of certain things like

abdominals, longer/shorter/harder/

easier aerobics, etc.� In the meantime,

stay healthy and keep exercising! ��

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Please email [email protected] to

let me know how you are doing!�

COLORING CLUB

You are invited to join a virtual ZOOM �

meeting with the Coloring Club for 40�

minutes each Wednesday at 1:30 PM. This �

invitation is open to anyone that likes to �

color outside the lines, inside or make your own lines! �

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To join this colorful group, please send an email to Arlene at

[email protected]. The next step is to gather your colored pencils,

gel pens, and markers, then download the free ZOOM app to your PC,

tablet, or cell phone. Happy Coloring! �

“TECH TALK” — LET’S TALK TECH TOGETHER

We are pleased to report our “Tech Talk” survey was emailed in January and we �

received a VERY positive response. Thanks to those who participated! �

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We are in the process of compiling your data to create an individual program that fits �

your type of device, your comfort level and to accommodate the information your shared in the comments

section. �

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Members will be contacted individually to discuss the survey, your tech needs and your questions. A few of

your comments/questions can be answered over the phone or we can meet via “Zoom” (so we can see you and

your device). Once we reopen, a one�to�one training will be scheduled. We will talk before that time so you

can get started! �

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If you have not received the senior center’s “Tech Talk” survey or have questions about the program, �

please send your name, email and phone number to [email protected] or call 215�357�8199. �

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We can’t wait to make “Tech Talk” the talk of the town!! �

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Disclaimer of Endorsement: The Council Rock Senior Citizens Association, Northampton Township James E. Kinney

Senior Center, does not endorse or recommend any commercial products or services in this publication and therefore,

cannot be construed as an endorsement or recommendation by the Association.�

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An Indoor/Outdoor St. Patrick’s Themed Scavenger Hunt!

Find the following and take a picture of: �

� A St. Patrick’s Day Object (sign with a shamrock, leprechaun, pot of gold)

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� A person wearing a “Kiss me, I’m Irish” shirt. �

� You posing by an Irish pub. At home, a photo eating something green.�

� A rainbow�

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� Something shiny gold (or if you are lucky, a pot of gold!)�

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� You eating or drinking something green�

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� Someone with red hair, green hair or a green beard�

� You or someone else wearing something green or perhaps a kilt�

� A potato (cooked, uncooked or a box of potatoes) �

� A green object in nature (clover, shamrock, grass, plant etc.)�

At home: F ind “like” items, make a sign, draw, color or use food coloring. �

You can complete the hunt around town, at home and with or without photos. Those

who decide to send us pictures, we can create a collage in our “IN the LOOP” e�blast

and in the next newsletter. Be creative, be silly and have fun!�

A.� SHAMROCK�

B.� GREEN�

C.� 4 LEAF CLOVER�

D.� HARP�

E.� POT OF GOLD�

F.� EMERALD�

G.� SNAKES�

H.� BLARNEY STONE�

I.� BRITAIN�

J.� UNITED STATES�

K.� IRELAND�

L.� PINCH�

M.�BEER�

N.� RIVER �

O.� LEPRECHAUNS�

1.� Ireland’s flag is white, orange and� � �

2.� Good luck symbol��

3.� Irish symbol for Holy Trinity� � � �

4.� Kiss this for the “gift of gab”� � � �

5.� Tiny mischievous sprites ��

6.� St. Patrick’s birth country��

7.� Found after rain, if lucky� � � � �

8.� Green on March 17� � � � �

9.� Color in Ireland’s nickname� � � �

10.�If you don’t wear green on March 17� � �

11.�St. Patrick patron saint of��

12.�St. Patrick drove them out of Ireland� � �

13.�The first St. Patrick’s parade was held� � �

14.�Outlawed on March 17 for a long time� � �

15.�Symbol appears on Irish coins� � � �

St. Patrick’s Day

MATCH UP

Match the St. Patrick’s

clues to the answers.

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Inspect, Rotate And Align Your Tires�To get the most out of your tires, get them inspected. An inspection

should include a check of the tire pressure and tread (balding tires and wet roads do not mix). You may also

want your tires rotated and aligned. �

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Check your Brakes�Safety first, most national retailers offer free brake inspections.�

�

Check your Oil, Cabin Filter, Fluids, Belts and Hoses�

Have a technician change your oil and check/replace the following: �

� Fluids: � Power Steering, Brake, Transmission, �

Wiper Fluid, Antifreeze/Coolant�

� Check: � Air Filters, Belts, Wires, Hoses,�

Air Conditioner Unit, Battery, Wiper Blades � � �

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Check Your Vehicle’s Battery�Most auto parts stores offer a free battery inspection. If you suspect your

battery life is low, check the installation date and visit an auto parts retailer if it is older than four years.�

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Wash your Car, the Interior, Exterior and Underbody�Many of us take great pride in a car that gleams in

the spring sunshine. Remember to clean the underbody to remove any gravel or salt build�up. �

SPRING PREP FOR YOUR HOME

�� Clean your Dryer Vent�

�� Wash your Windows�

�� Wash or Dry Mop the Walls, Baseboards and Outlet Covers with a sponge or brush and mild soap and

water (dry covers before replacing).�

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�� Clean or Replace Water, Range Hood and Air Vent Filters (best bet, every 3�6 months). This, with a little

decluttering, will keep dust and other allergens away.�

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�� Clean Your Grill and Inspect the Gas Tank (make sure your tank is safe and has enough fuel)�

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�� Prep Your Garden Clean debris from the beds and get the soil ready for spring plantings (and your

blubs to appear). For indoor plants, refresh the soil, use fertilizer sticks and perhaps, change the pot. �

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�� Test Smoke Alarms�Test smoke alarms and CO detectors, and change out batteries as needed. �

SPRING PREP FOR YOUR CAR

Spring will be here before we know it so it’s time to

trade the winter blahs for springtime ahhs! A few ideas

to get you started toward a clean, happy and organized

home. You can tackle the tasks yourself, barter with a

friend for help or contact a licensed professional. �

(page 3 cont.)�

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A�Gratitude Board�is about the people, experiences, and things in your life that make you feel grateful and

appreciative. Take photos, sentiments, magazine clippings�anything that makes you happy�and attach to a

bulletin board, white board or organize items on a table. If it sounds simplistic, consider how easily we tend

to focus on the negative or what we cannot control. Use your energy toward the things that make you happy.�

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If you do not have space for a board, make a gratitude box or jar. Write positive things that happen to you on a

piece of paper, date it and�place in the box or jar. Include whatever (or whomever) makes you smile and

feel�grateful. For example�a surprise gift, accomplished goals, happy memories, fun or touching moments. �

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For a digital option, try Grateful (it’s free!). Each day, the app will send you a prompt to type what you are

grateful for or just send a photo. The app will save your entries to create a digital gratitude journal. Try it!�

PRACTICING GRATITUDE ~ Create a Gratitude Board

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James E. Kinney Senior Center ~ Memorial Brick Program Order Form�

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The Council Rock Senior Citizen Association invites you to become part of the Northampton James E. Kinney

Senior Center Memorial Brick Campaign. Your engraved brick will become a permanent part of the senior

center. Please complete one order form for each brick, if needed, please call for additional forms.�

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Each inscription line is

14 characters to include

spaces and punctuation.

If you want a logo, the

photo must be clear,

sharp and in black with

a white background for

best reproduction. �

Please indicate the size of your brick:�

Size� Cost� Lines of Inscription �

4”x8”� $75 � 3 lines�

8”x8”� $150� 4 lines� � �

8”x8”� $165*� 4 lines and add a logo �

12”x12” $225 � 5 lines� � �

12”x12”� $250* � 5 lines and add a logo�

The number of engraved bricks is limited and will

be submitted in the order received.�

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We cannot guarantee the exact brick placement. �

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Please make your tax�deductible check payable to: �

Council Rock Senior Citizens Association

165 Township Road, Richboro, PA 18954 �

Name:� � � � � � � � � � � � � � �

Address� � � � � � � � � � � � � �

Phone� � � � � Email� � � � � phone and/or email is required.�

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I proofread and approve my inscription� � (initial) �

For more information, please contact the senior center at 215�357�8199 or email [email protected].�

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An Everlasting Sentiment, Brick by Brick

� � � � � � � Stroll past the flag pole in front of the building to admire

� � � � � � � the Senior Center Memorial Bricks. The Memorial Bricks

� � � � � � � are a permanent way to express love, admiration and

� � � � � � � honor to a family member, friend or to a hobby, club or

� � � � � � � organization. If you need a gift for a �birthday, graduation,

� � � � � � � anniversary, Mother’s or Father’s Day. Give a unique

� � � � � � � gift that is set in stone.

The Senior Center has the PERFECT Rental Space �

for your Party or Business Meeting! �

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The James E. Kinney Senior Center can help make your business

meeting, family party or community event a success! Our

BRIGHT 3,000 sq. foot room has seating for up to 200 people. �

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If you need a small space, our retractable partitions will allow for

several configurations to meet your needs. �

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For your convenience, your rental includes: �

*Chairs and six�foot tables � �

*A separate entrance for the rental space �

*An attendant on�site �

Questions? Please call Sheila Jobs, director, at 215�357�8199.�

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2021/2022 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP

July 1, 2021—June 30, 2022

Dues—$25.00 per person

New memberships and renewals can be submitted beginning April 1� �

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Full Name:� � � � � � � � � � � � � �

(Please print the first AND last name for each member)�

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Address:� � � � � � � � � � � � � �

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City:� � � � � � � � � State:� � Zip:� � � �

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Email Address:� � � � � � � � � � � � �

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Home Phone:� � � � � � Mobile Phone:� � � � � �

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Emergency Contact Name:� � � � � � � � � � � �

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Relationship:� � � � � � Contact Phone:� � � � �

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MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

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�� Discounted class fees and bus trips (once we reopen)�

�� Exclusive Members�Only Awesome Members Perks Packet with discount offers from local businesses.

Use the coupons (practically pays for your membership!) and support the businesses that support YOUR

senior center. Happy shopping and dining!�

�� Members�Only Events �

�� A bi�monthly newsletter delivered to your home �

�� “In the Loop” virtual news alerts about the senior center and your local community �

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HOW TO JOIN OR RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP

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Please complete the form below, enclose a $25.00 check per member along with a business size �

self�addressed stamped envelope. Membership dues are payable to the �

James E. Kinney Senior Center �

165 Township Road, Richboro, PA 18954�

or hand delivered to our secure mailbox on the right side of the front door. �

Please remember to: �

�� Enclose a $25 check for each member �

�� Enclose a self�addressed stamped business size envelope�

�� Complete your contact details �

COUNCIL ROCK SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION �

2021 LOTTERY�

TICKETS�$10.00 �

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Our 2021 lottery season will begin on �

Tuesday, June 8 at 12:00 PM. �

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Tickets will be pulled at 12:00 PM on the second Tuesday of each month. �

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We will choose FOUR (4) $25 winners from June�November and for our �

BIGGER and BETTER December drawing, �

ONE (1) $250 winner, ONE (1) $200 winner and FOUR (4) $100 winners.�

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The lottery is open to members and non�members. �

Don’t forget�you can win more than once and our lottery tickets make great gifts! �

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EMAIL:� � � � � � � PHONE #:� � � � � �

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Please mail your check payable to the James E. Kinney Senior Center to 165 Township Road, �

Richboro, PA 18954. Please enclose this form and a self�addressed stamped envelope so we can mail �

the lottery tickets to you. Thank you for your support!!�

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE

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VALENTINE’S DAY/OUR SPECIAL

COVER PHOTO

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BIRTHDAY/NEW MEMBERS

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ACTIVITIES AND “TECH TALK”

PROGRAM NEWS

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ST. PATRICK'S DAY FUN

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SPRING HOME AND CAR PREP

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MEMORIAL BRICK

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MEMBERSHIP ~ LOTTERY

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